CD Album - Roxy Music - Siren - Virgin

CD Album

Artist:	Roxy Music
Title:	Siren
Label:	Virgin
Country:	USA
Date:	14 Mar 2000
Catalogue:	7243 8 47455 2 3 / ROXYCD5
Barcode:	724384745523
Format:	HDCD
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
01	Roxy Music	Love Is The Drug	Ferry, Mackay	Rate
02	Roxy Music	End Of The Line	Ferry	Rate
03	Roxy Music	Sentimental Fool	Ferry, Mackay	Rate
04	Roxy Music	Whirlwind	Ferry, Manzanera	Rate
05	Roxy Music	She Sells	Ferry, Jobson	Rate
06	Roxy Music	Could It Happen To Me	Ferry	Rate
07	Roxy Music	Both Ends Burning	Ferry	Rate
08	Roxy Music	Nightingale	Ferry, Manzanera	Rate
09	Roxy Music	Just Another High	Ferry	Rate

Notes

Originally released 1975 on vinyl

Remastered by Bob Ludwig at Gateway Studio,
Portland, Maine

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Lee Wrecker 26th Jun 2017		Thanks Magic, however making Virgin America the secondary label is not quite right either as the words, logo or any reference to "Virgin America" do not appear anywhere on this CD. Therefore the secondary label should be removed. I think the whole point of the discussion below was to put the position that Virgin America (this does have a logo though) or Virgin Records America Inc. are not labels at all but just the company office names of the Virgin Label in the USA.



Magic Marmalade 26th Jun 2017		Label changed to Virgin (Virgin America made secondary label), and format changed to HDCD.



PhilMH 26th Jun 2017		Lol Lee! No, just a tourist visit, mainly to see the Beyond Caravaggio exhibition at the Scottish National Gallery, which includes a painting I was unable to see last week in Dublin, where it usually resides. Plus, my brother-in-law is from Edinburgh, and encouraged me to go. A long and expensive day trip, and it's not easy typing on a smartphone while on a fast-moving train!



Lee Wrecker 26th Jun 2017		Thanks PhilMH and Alenko I have sent a correction in regard to the label. Off to Edinburgh eh Phil, is there some clandestine meeting planned with Dr Doom?



PhilMH 26th Jun 2017		Agree, label should be just Virgin, and purely by coincidence I'm currently on a Virgin Pendolino train travelling from Wolverhampton to Edinburgh - 'twas a bit of a shock to the system getting up at 5 am!



Lee Wrecker 25th Jun 2017		Hi Alenko, thanks for the insight in regard to the Virgin label in the USA. I'm with you on this one and consider that the label should be changed to Virgin. That will mean this series will then have be made international and combined with the EU releases of the same time.



Alenko 25th Jun 2017		Virgin Records America should not be considered as a label on its own. Its just a local office of mainline Virgin Records What makes a label is label logo and there is no logo for Virgin Records America There has been so many discussions on Discogs and RYM regarding Virgin Records America as a label on its own and every time conclusion was made that its NOT a label because of the fact that there is no logo Even on this site all Virgin Records America releases should be moved to Virgin



Lee Wrecker 25th Jun 2017		Virgin, Virgin America or Virgin Records America Inc.? Virgin Records America appears on the spine, Virgin America appears nowhere on the disc or packaging and the plain old garden variety Virgin moniker or listing is on the disc, inlay, booklet and CD. On that evidence I'd be tempted to list this as a Virgin release and that would also make it international. Or is the fact that Virgin Records America Inc. is on the spine enough to make that the label and that label is significantly different enough to the Virgin label to warrant a separate US release even though all the other details are the same. It's time to split some hairs on these as the entire Roxy Music catalogue was re-released this way. However, in Australia they dropped the numerical cat#s ie ROXYCD 5 and just with spaced versions of the barcode. Are they all the same? Are they all different? Are some the same and some not? My feeling is that the EU and USA editions are the same regardless of Virgin Records America Inc. being on the spine and both should be listed as Virgin releases. The Australian issues should be listed separately as they only use the secondary cat#s from the EU and USA CDs and don't have the ROXYCD 5 (or whatever #) as a cat# at all. Any ideas?



sladesounds 26th Mar 2015		Cover model is Jerry Hall who at the time was Bryan Ferry's girlfriend

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Linked Releases

UK - EG - 1991

Europe - Virgin - 1999